***PHOTO OF THE WEEK 25 Aug - 1 Sep 2019***
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One photo taken with any Nikon camera - no extractions from video." The photo can be no older than two weeks from the submitted date.

- A second photo may be included with the submission, yet must be included with your original submission- no second posts.- When posting your submission, "Reply" to the first (original) post, yet replace the title of the thread with the title of your photograph.- This thread ends in one week at 9AM PST.- Please include EXIF or just add date and camera type

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Do not re-post images when commenting as it confuses voting.

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Happy shooting as the month comes to an end!

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